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cobalt levels and degrees of fineness. A cobalt meta-silicate is also available. These materials improve release of the finished cast part.
METSCH REFRACTORIES INC. (MRI) BOOTH 301 PO Box 268 Chester WV 26034 USA Phone: (304) 387-1067
www.metschinc.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Custom manufactured and standard pouring cups, pouring cup covers, mold support rods, blank outs and strainer cores. Custom design and manufactured refractory shapes. Note: MRI does not offer refractory "raw" materials. Rather, MRI is a custom molder of refractory materials.
MK TECHNOLOGY GMBH BOOTH 418
Robert-Koch-Str. 11 D-53501 Grafschaft GERMANY Phone: 49/2225-8887-0 Email:
office@mk-technology.com
www.mk-technology.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: MK Technology, situated in Germany, develops and manufactures special machinery primarily for Investment Casting Industry. Apart from steam dewaxing autoclaves in various dimensions, MK provides fully automatic Shell Building Systems including robotics, sanders, slurry tanks and viscosity monitoring and control. Thanks to many very innovative features, shells can be produced much faster and with less shell cracks. All systems are available in standard sizes and as customized solutions as well. During the last 25 years, MK Technology supports the industry with highly innovative equipment and turn key solutions around the world “Made in Germany”.
MODTECH MACHINES PVT. LIMITED BOOTH 420 Survey No. 396, Plot No. 73P New Ahmedabad Industrial Estate, Moraiya Ahmedabad Gujarat 382213 INDIA Phone: 91/7573074554 Email:
info@modtechworld.com
www.modtechworld.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Modtech is India’s largest investment casting machine manufacturer and exporter. It is also the world’s major special purpose machine (SPM) provider. Modtech offers the most sophisticated precision investment casting machines that are tailor-made to cater to specific client requirements. The machines are trusted to make precise, cutting-edge metal components for industries including aerospace, medical, armaments, turbines and oil.
® MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS BOOTH 317
550 Stewart Road Hanover Industrial Park Wilkes-Barre PA 18706 USA Phone: (570) 823-7400 Email:
ross.johnson@
morganplc.com
www.morganadvancedmaterials.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Morgan Advanced Materials manufactures ceramic cores for aerospace and industrial gas turbine applications, as well as high volume automotive, medical and hardware applications. We produce injection molded ceramics engineered for investment casting as listed. Equiax, DS and single crystal - aero & IGT cores aircraft & general hardware cores cores for titanium castings - alumina coated cores mold plugs, mold covers, pour cups & filters.
MPI INC. BOOTH 413
165 Smith Street Poughkeepsie NY 12601 USA Phone: (845) 471-7630 Email:
sales@mpi-systems.com
www.mpi-systems.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: MPI, worldwide leader of wax- room & ceramic core injection, assembly, & automation equipment. MPI’s technology center has state-of-art equipment for customer process validation, pattern production services, automation demonstrations and training. MPI’s refurb center performs wax injection machine refurbishments and upgrades. MPI’s field service is a global operation with diagnosis, repairs, pm’s and spare parts. Sales offices in the USA, UK, Europe, China, Japan, Korea, India, Latin America and Russia. MPI‘s focus is on increasing quality and lowering the cost of producing wax patterns and assemblies to achieve higher casting yields.
NALCO WATER - An ECOLAB Company BOOTH 313 1601 W. Diehl Road Naperville IL 60563 USA Phone: (630) 305-1000 Email:
ymorita@ecolab.com
www.nalco.com PRODUCTS OR SERVICES: Nalco holds the original patent for manufacturing colloidal silica and today is the manufacturer and distributor of Engineered Shell Systems, including ESB Evolution, Gray Matter and WDS systems. Nalco's other product offerings include Engineered antifoams, biocide and wax pattern cleaners. Nalco's Engineered Shell Systems are designed to help foundries reduce Total Cost of Operations by providing increased throughput, reduced scrap, reduced finished inventory and work in progress, reduced manpower requirements, and the avoidance of costly plant expansions.
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